It's too hot. battery 4500mah. bluetooth issues

It's too hot. battery 4500mah. bluetooth issues

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  • #10530
    Chris G
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    Hi, all the Core M’s run hot. It’s a powerful chip for a fanless tablet. Even my Dell Venue 11 Pro 7140 that got really hot, even hotter than the Cube i7 Stylus. I haven’t had any BT issues with my one, it’s working fine. Maybe reinstall the driver?

    I’ve opened up mine, it has two 4500mAH battery cells in there. I’ve since installed Windows 10 on mine and there is no Chinese anywhere now.

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    #10532
    toodor
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    I hope the heating won’t affect the performance over time.  I guess I was wrong about the battery, the manual said 4500mAh and I got worried maybe its a different version. I did check the specs before buying it, it said 9000mAh, its probably a mistake in the manual. Will check with the seller on Monday.

    I will reinstall the windows the following days, hopefully without any problems.

    Thanks a lot for your reply & wish you a good weekend!

    #10538
    David Feig
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    I found this link over at xda http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62250425&postcount=243

    it details on how while its a 4.5 watt core m chip, it was not set with any restrictions and can go up to 6 watt at rest and up to 15 watt when under load in burst mode.

    It does add speed but at the cost of a lot of heat–they link to an intel program that can  let you reset the max load at rest to 4.5 watt and reduce the turbo boost as well.  I don’t think it makes it much slower but may help with the heat

     

    I also believe there were some instructions on how to modify the heat sink and spreader to improve cooling.

     

    #10539
    Matan
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    Anyone know where can i find the bluetooth driver?

    i have the same issue, in the device manager i can see “Generic Bluetooth Device”

    but i can’t find any device when i search on bluetooth, so i can’t find the device itself to pair.

     

    #10550
    Mick Ray
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    I have the same on my tablet with bluetooth. All settings seems ok, bluetooth driver – seen as “Realtek Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter”, before update driver was named “Generic Bluetooth Device”. All settings set to visible.

    But when I switch ON Bluetooth, there is searching informations and this searching “windows dots” for new devices, but nothing. No device could be found. And my Cube also is not visible.

    Reinstalled drivers, also wireless drivers too, but nothing. How to clear drivers to set new and make it working?

    And info about battery. You have correct battery. It’s 12V charger, but battery could be ‘named’:
    7,4V x 4500mAh = 33,3Wh
    3,7V x 9000mAh = 33,3Wh

    because tablet it’s using 3,7V.

    #10551
    Matan
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    • Posts: 26

    Can you provide link to your driver?

    I have exacly the same problem.  Nothing found too.

    #10576
    Matan
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    • Posts: 26

    I just received update driver from windows update and everything works fine!

    #10581
    Mick Ray
    Participant
    • Posts: 6

    Windows 8.1 or Windows 10? My update doesn’t help

    #10582
    Matan
    Participant
    • Posts: 26

    windows 10

    the update for the driver arrive today.

    #10589
    Kris
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    • Posts: 17

    I had problems under bluetooth too. It showed up as installed and kept searching for but failed to connect to devices such as a Bose soundsystem.

    I uninstalled/deleted all bluetooth drivers under the device manager and installed the win10 64bit driver for the Realtek RTL8723BE

    from Lenovo (http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds039726) .Everything works fine afterwards.

    #10591
    Mick Ray
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    • Posts: 6

    I had problems under bluetooth too. It showed up as installed and kept searching for but failed to connect to devices such a Bose soundsystem. I uninstalled/deleted all bluetooth drivers under the device manager and installed the win10 64bit driver for the Realtek RTL8723BE from Lenovo (http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds039726) .Everything works fine afterwards.

    Installing this driver, works like charm for me. It’s good solution. Thank you!

    #10592
    Randy
    Participant
    • Posts: 7

    Did the new drivers solve the wifi/BT drop outs when using both at the same time? Mine will skip/dropout when streaming media and using headset at the same time, don’t even TRY to run a BT mouse/headset/wifi at same time…. using original drivers.

    #10745
    toodor
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    Thanks for the link. I installed the software and it does help, it’s not that hot anymore.

    The modified heat sink got my attention. I would like to try that, it doesn’t seem to complicated.

     

    #10774
    Kris
    Participant
    • Posts: 17

    It works fine while streaming and using a Bose soundlink mini II. I didnt try it with any other bluetooth devices.

    #46518
    mohaned khalid
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    • Posts: 11

    my battery life is about 2 and a half to 3 hrs idk what is the problem

    can any one help me ?

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